texts: The vice-president of the Central Academy of Fine Arts is a Chinese artist named <mask>. He is known for his printmaking skills and installation art, as well as his creative artistic use of language, words, and text, and how they have affected our understanding of the world. He is a professor at Cornell University. In 1999 and 2003 he was awarded two prizes. Biography was born in Chongqing in 1955 and grew up in Beijing. The head of the history department was his father. He was relocated to the countryside for two years as part of Mao's "re-education" policy.He received his master's degree in Fine Art from the Central Academy of Fine Arts in Beijing after returning to Beijing in 1977. After the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests, his recent work came under scrutiny from the government and received harsh criticism for what was perceived as a critique of the Chinese government. Due to the political pressure and artistic restrictions of the post-Tiananmen period in China, <mask> moved to the United States in 1990 where he was invited by the University of Wisconsin–Madison. He was appointed vice-president of the Beijing CAFA in 2008. 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A net of cast aluminum letters forming a passage from Henry David Thoreau's Walden stretches across the museum's atrium and pours down into a pile of letters on the floor below. Working in a wide range of media, <mask> creates installations that question the idea of communicating meaning through language, demonstrating how both meanings and written words can be easily manipulated. He received a grant from the foundation in July 1999 for "originality, creativity, self-direction, and capacity to contribute importantly to society, particularly in printmaking and calligraphy." In 2003 he exhibited at the then new Chinese Arts centre in Manchester, and in 2004 he won the inaugural "Artes Mundi" prize in Wales for Where does the dust collect itself?, an installation using dust he collected in New York City on the day after the World Trade Center was destroyed He got a half year of free work and study at the American Academy in Berlin. The Central Academy of Fine Arts has a new vice president.The Socialist Realism style of art was popular during the Maoist era. After graduating with a degree in printmaking, the artist created simple but dramatic woodcuts, such as Shattered Jade and Bustling Village on the Water. Book from the Sky and Ghosts Pounding the Wall were large and elaborate installation pieces created by <mask>. A Book from the Sky is a large installation featuring rows of books and scrolls with Chinese text on them. Our approach to language is challenged by the unique nature of the text written on the paper. In Beijing in 1988, the learned learned felt slighted by the artists' bold move to design and print over 4,000 characters that looked Chinese but were completely meaningless. Due to the fact that the Chinese characters used in these texts are not "real" characters, the work of <mask> is infused with meaning.The social and political drama of the Tiananmen Square protests led the government to look askance at the piece. After leaving China in 1991 for the political and artistic freedom of the United States, <mask> continued to explore and express his thoughts on deconstructing language to challenge our most "natural" cultural assumptions. He became one of the leading artists in the modern Chinese art scene because of his thought- provoking work. In May and June 1990 a team of art students and local residents began a monumental project: creating a rubbing from a section of the Great Wall at Jinshanling. The materials used for stone rubbing, including rice paper and ink, were traditional Chinese methods. The installation piece consists of 29 rubbings of different sections of the Great Wall. In the case of many of his works, the political situation in China was directly related to Ghosts Pounding the Wall.The Great Wall is a kind of thinking that makes no sense and is very conservative, a really closed-in thinking that symbolizes the isolationism of Chinese politics according to a survey of his work by the Elvehjem Museum of Art. The prints of the Great Wall rise up on either side of the exhibit, making the viewer seem small and insignificant in comparison to the massive representations of solid stone walls. He began writing Chinese characters that were nonsensical to Chinese people but understandable to English speakers because they were English letters bent to the shape of hanzi. He taught how to write the characters in New English Calligraphy. In his series Background Story, <mask> uses unusual materials in order to create a Chinese scroll painting. The piece is very similar to a traditional scroll painting with images of mountains, trees, and rivers. The viewer is surprised to see that the beautiful "painting" is created by using the shapes and shadows of random plant debris.<mask> challenges his audience's assumptions and shows them that things are not always what they seem. After returning to China to take the position at the Central Academy of Fine Arts, <mask> was asked to create a sculpture for the World Financial Center in Beijing. He was shocked by the primitive working conditions he saw at the construction site. He was inspired to create two large sculptures of birds that are made largely out of construction debris and tools that he salvaged from the site. The Chinese tradition says that the sculpture is named after a male and 100 feet (30 meters) long. There is a female named Huang who is 90 feet long. The sculptures were supposed to be built in four months, but by the time they were built, the developers decided the sculptures didn't meet their needs.They were displayed at the Today Art Museum in Beijing before coming to the United States. After a year at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, they were moved to the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York City. The ceiling of the nave is where they are expected to spend a year. The Phoenix sculpture is the subject of a documentary. Over the years, <mask>'s art medium has evolved from one style to the next: print-making and wood-block carving, installation art, live installation art, metalwork and sculpture, landscaping, and even virtual and digital mediums. The Silkworm Series and a Case Study of Transference were both examples of live installation art that used animals. He explored the combination of modern and traditional mediums, as in the case of Background Story, where his work imitates a traditional Chinese brush and ink scroll from the front, but is in fact designed by means of the projected shadows of plants and sticks.In Monkeys Grasping the Moon (2001) and the Phoenix Project (2010). Influences and themes of <mask>'s art mostly reflect cultural issues which raged during his early life in China. Modern Chinese artists who lived through this period were heavily affected by the cultural and linguistic reforms enacted by the Communist Party in China. Even though different artists have focused on different angles, the Cultural Revolution rankles the modern Chinese artistic consciousness. The idea of what it means to be human, the power of language, and how our perception affects our view of the world are all part of the work by <mask>. The role, purpose, and reality of language are all played by <mask>. His father made him write a page of characters a day, encouraging him to not only copy their form to perfect, but also to capture their spirit, their essence.During Mao's cultural reformations and the reorganization of the standard Chinese language, <mask> experienced the constant reformation of words. The constant linguistic change influenced his art, as he emphasizes the immortality of the essence of language while vividly illustrating the impermanence and capriciousness of words themselves. Language can be fashioned to either liberate or control in this way. It is impossible to untangle life from politics during the Cultural Revolution era and its ramifications in decades to follow, but that is not the case with <mask>. It wasn't until 2008 that the post-Maoist reactionary art of <mask> was put to rest. The Forest Project encouraged the "uninterrupted flow of funds from developed countries to Kenya, earmarked for the planting of new trees." His focus is always on the effect that environmental issues have on people, not necessarily the effects on the landscape or the political situation.A new social pattern emerged after 9/11 in the United States. Tension between the West and the Middle East exploded into a war. The situation gave rise to social themes of hopelessness and anxiety, which eventually saw their way into the realm of the arts. The serenity found in the midst of chaos is explored in the work Where does the Dust Itself Collect? by <mask>. In 2004 and 2011. The artist recreated the gray film that covered Manhattan in the weeks following the attacks by gathering dust from the collapse of the Twin Towers in New York. A Buddhist poem reads, "As there is nothing from the first, where does the dust itself collect?"Using this tragedy as an expression of the human narrative, <mask> contemplates the relationship between material and spiritual, and explores the complicated circumstances created by different world perspectives. The Southern Graphics Council Lifetime Achievement Award for "Best Installation or Single Work of Art in a Museum, New England" was given by the International Association of Art Critics. There are Acc Art Books. The Character of Characters is an animation. The Asian Art Museum is in San Francisco. HD Wallpaper and background images in the Thircuir club. Interview with Ellen Pearlman in Brooklyn Rail from September 2007, Cornell University Andrew Dickson White Professors-at-Large Biography Interviewed by Alan Macfarlane and Li Shuo on April 28, 2015.

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texts: He is an American humanitarian worker and a professional mixed martial artist. A professional competitor since 2006 and a cast member of SpikeTV's The Ultimate Fighter:Heavyweights. A decorated and successful amateur wrestling career was followed by a career in MMA. He was a wrestler at Bishop Lynch High School, where he was coached by Olympic Gold Medalists Kenny Monday and Kendall Cross. He was a two time Prep State Champion and a two time Prep all-American, winning the Prep National Championship his senior year. His greatest success was in the Greco Roman style. He was a two time All-American in that discipline, winning the national championship in Fargo, North Dakota after his senior year in high school.He received a scholarship to the U.S. Olympic Education Center at Northern Michigan University to train for the Olympics to compete in Greco Roman wrestling. Wanting to try his hand at Division I college wrestling, <mask> attended Iowa State University to compete for coach Cael Sanderson, however, he sustained an injury training before he could join the team. He began his MMA career after entering local fights around Iowa. He won his first three fights by knockout. His opponent was Matt Thompson. He won five more fights and 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 Heading into the tenth edition of The Ultimate Fighter, <mask> had trained all over the world but found his permanent home in Denver, CO with the coach of the show.The tenth season of The Ultimate Fighter had a contestant named The Ultimate Fighter <mask>. He was fifth overall and third for his team. <mask> defeated UFC veteran Wes Sims via first round technical submission from an arm triangle. Many spectators at ring side, including Dana White, felt that Roy Nelson should have gone to a third round of the fight because of the controversial two round majority decision loss. The Ultimate Fighter 10 cast member lost to his opponent in the UFC debut at The Ultimate Finale 10. He was released from the UFC. He signed a deal with an unnamed promotion.The promotion was called Ring of Fire MMA. He defeated Josh Henry in the first round. After injuring his back from a slam in his victory over Josh Robertson, he underwent a corrective procedure. The five-fight contract was signed in July of 2015. After five years away from the sport, <mask> made his promotional debut against Josh Burns. He won the fight. He won his second bout by a unanimous decision.On March 3, 2017, <mask> faced Roman Pizzolato. He won via submission due to an arm-triangle choke. In September 2015, he published an account of his life and work with the Mbuti pygmy tribes. A portion of his earnings from MMA has been used to buy land and build fresh water wells for the Mbuti pygmy people. His solution uses local workforce and can be walked into areas that are otherwise not accessible to well drilling machinery; initially they find well locations using a vertical electrical sounding machine. <mask> is a Christian. There is a list of current Bellator fighters.

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texts: The first time that the political movement New Liberalism was founded was in 1979 by <mask>o, who was a liberal politician and journalist. Galn returned to the Liberal party in 1989 in order to get the nomination for the 1990 presidential election. In his bid to become a member of the New Liberalism movement, Galn tried to become an enemy of the drug cartels and the influence of the mafia, but he was unsuccessful. After receiving death threats, on 18 August 1989, Galn was shot to death by hitmen. In the run up to the 1990 presidential election, Galn was leading the polls with 60 percent of the vote. The investigation into his death is still going on. On September 29, 1943, Galn was born in the city of Bucaramanga.He had a happy childhood, with strong family bonds, affectionate and sometimes austere, as he had 12 siblings. The whole family moved to Bogot in 1949. In Bogot, Galn attended middle school. He joined a rally against the Conservative president at the age of 8 and intended to support the Liberal guerrillas. He was transferred to the Colegio Antonio Nario two years later. Galn was only 14 years old when he participated in the students protests of 1957 against the dictatorship of the time, which resulted in him spending the night in a jail. After graduating from high school with honors in 1960, Galn went to study law and economics at the University of Bogot.While a student in 1963, Galn founded Vértice, a university focused magazine to express his Liberal tendencies in a university that was predominantly Conservative and also became his first experience with journalism. He was able to meet former Liberal president <mask>, who was delighted with Galn's work, and the owner of El Tiempo. After graduating from university in 1965, Galn began working for El Tiempo. Journalism In El Tiempo Galn turned himself into a well known journalist and columnist, an effort that earned him the director's assistant position and later the membership of the Executive Directorate in the newspaper. After arriving from Italy, he directed the Nueva Frontera weekly magazine, which was founded by former president <mask>. During his time in El Tiempo newspaper, Galn wrote 150 editorial articles. In 1977 Galn wrote an article about the existence of narcotics traffickers and their influence on the social structure of the country.He denounced the clientelist politics, moral values corruption and collective values loss. Galn was surprised by the president in the middle of the interview who told him that he was going to be the Minister of Education. In 1986 as an anecdote, Galn wrote his autobiography under the name "Cleo Tilde", but it was only until 1994 that the identity was revealed. Detailed facts, events and encounters with prominent figures and an approach to his personal point of view were described by him. During the presidency of Misael Pastrana, Galn was appointed Minister of National Education. His time as minister was marked by his progressive and social policies. In 1972 Galn was appointed ambassador to Italy and later to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.After directing the Nueva Frontera Magazine for seven years, Galn ran for councilman in the small town of Oiba in the northeastern department of Santander. In 1977 and 1978 Galn was very supportive of <mask> reelection as president of the country. The reelection never happened, but he was elected as a senator. The Nuevo Liberalismo party was founded by Galn on November 30, 1979. The Medelln Cartel gained a lot of influence during the 1980's due to the fact that they bribed or killed officials. This was disastrous for the country and its society. In 1980 Galn was elected as councilman for the capital, Bogot, to be named the next year as a possible candidate for the presidency of the country.Despite losing the Presidency, Galn's party gained 10% of the total votes and he was reelected as a Senator despite being criticized by the Liberal Party for creating divisions among them. Galn's Nuevo Liberalismo Party was the site of an attempt by a drug boss to get in. In front of thousands of his fellow men, Galn publicly rejected him. Galn did not run for president in 1986 because he wanted to prevent Liberal Party divisions and run his party as an offspring. This allowed the Liberal Party to regain the Presidency with the election of Virgilio Barco but at a terrible cost for his party that lost 50% of the votes gained in the previous election. Galn returned to the party in 1987 in order to win the nomination for the official candidate. In order to support the weakened government, Galn wanted to shift the balance of power away from his enemies.The Liberal Party gained a solid union when Galn won the Liberal Party's popular nomination to be the presidential candidate. Galn promised to extradite drug dealers to the United States if he became popular for his criticism and denunciation of drug violence. He ran for office in Bogot on July 4, 1989. He had a popularity rating of 60%. Tolima's political chief,Alberto Santofimio, was affiliated with a group of Liberals led by Alfonso LpezMichelsen, and he got elected to the Chamber. The first assassination threats were made to Galn's home phone number after the Liberal Party convention. There were threats left in the mailbox.During a visit to Medelln in August 1989, an attempt was made to kill Galn. Waldemar Franklin Quintero, the commander of the National Police in Antioquia, was the target of an assassination attempt. The mayor of Medelln, Pedro Pablo Palez, would be killed within a few weeks of the assassination attempt. Galn and his family restricted their travel after the assassinations. Galn's staff was told by the intelligence services of Bogot that a group of hitmen intended to kill him. He was advised by his staff not to go to the town of Soacha since he was going to attend a football match in Barranquilla for a 1990 World Cup qualification match. At the last moment, Galn changed his mind and ordered his staff to leave.On August 18, 1989, Galn, who was being protected by eighteen armed bodyguards, was killed as he walked onto the stage to give a speech in front of 10,000 people. At least ten people were wounded. The war that both sides did not want was created by the Colombian Government and The Extraditables. The death toll was a record for both sides. The political enemies of Galn were worried that if congress approved the treaty with the United States, they would be isolated from the voters. John Jairo Velsquez is a person. <mask> Aguilar is also known as "Popeye."The assassination of "El Mugre", a former hitman of "Escobar", took place in a farm. "El Mexicano" is a Liberal political leader. Santofimio was said to have said "kill him Pablo, kill him!", according to Velsquez. Santofimio told Escobar that if he became President, he would extradite him to the US. Ernesto Baez, a demobilized member of the AUC paramilitary group, testified that corrupt members of the military and the DAS were involved in the murder of Galn. César Gaviria, who had been Galn's debate chief during the campaign, was proclaimed as his successor by Galn's family and his supporters inside the Liberal party. He was elected president in 1990.In 2004, new information in a letter written by one of the hitmen who had infiltrated his escort suggested that Galn's assassination was executed with help of corrupt Colombian policemen and some of his own bodyguards, who had been bought off by the drug cartels. Most of the presumed hitmen were killed in jail or shortly after their release. On 13 May 2005, a former Justice minister and congressman of the Liberal Party was arrested and accused of being the intellectual author of Gal. Santofimio would have openly suggested Galn's murder during a secret meeting in order to eliminate a political rival. Santofimio had been questioned and mentioned during the investigation, but no direct testimonies of his role had been obtained until recently. Velsquez told the press that he initially denied Santofimio's participation due to his political power at the time. The case against Santofimio would have been helped by other new evidence.Santofimio was sentenced to 24 years in prison. He surrendered himself after the Supreme Court reinstated his conviction. An arrest warrant was issued for the ex-director of the DAS for his involvement in the murder of Galn. The prosecutors said that Maza lightened Galn's bodyguard contingent to enable the assassination. He was sentenced to 30 years in prison by the Supreme Court. The 12 children of Mario Galn Gmez and Cecilia Sarmiento Surez were: Mara Luca, Gabriel, Cecilia, Helena, Gloria, Antonio, Juan Daniel, Mario Augusto, and Galn. He was a cousin of the former Attorney General.He had three children with journalist Gloria Pachn Castro. Pierre Teilhard de Chardin's ideas and Nikos Kazantzakis's books influenced Quotes Galn. His father described him as a person fascinated with spirituality, a man with integrity, an individual struggle for knowing one's self between good and evil, and that the effort to achieve it consisted in the main objective in life, not only individually, but collectively. The social del autor includes buscaba, lucha interna, and Kazantzakis padeci. The Revista Vértice was written by <mask> Galn. The character of Galn is portrayed by an actor in a TV series. The TV Series Football Dreams is a world of passion.Galn is portrayed in a minor role by Walter Luengas. The character of Galn is portrayed by an actor. The show is a dramatization of the life and times of a drug lord. In the novel Fruit of the Drunken Tree, Galan is a prominent figure. The main character is seven years old when her mother takes her and her sister to a rally. The assasination is the first interaction Chula has with death, and it touches her deeply. In 1948, a similar Liberal Party candidate was assassinated.There are links to a list of unsolved murders and a report on the hitman letter.

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texts: <mask> is a Russian professional ice hockey forward who is currently playing for the Aalborg Pirates in theDEN. He moved to North America after playing ten games with Spartak Moscow. The Russian junior team won a silver medal at the World U18 Championships in 2009. The New York Islanders selected him in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft. The 15-year-old was signed to a five-year contract with Spartak Moscow and included an escape clause that would allow him to leave the contract to play in the NHL. He signed a new four-year contract after the Russian Super League was dissolved in favor of the Kontinental Hockey League. He played in ten regular season and playoff games for Spartak as the youngest player in the KHL.The NHL escape clause was revoked by the KHL. A new contract was needed to be signed after his playing rights were sold. He was refused another escape clause and a new contract. He was the seventh overall selection in the Canadian Hockey League Import Draft and was selected by the Moncton Cats of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League. Faced with an ultimatum by Ufa to sign a contract or risk being disqualified from playing hockey in Russia for three years, he petitioned the International Ice Hockey Federation to allow him to play in Canada. He wanted to play junior hockey, even though he was offered less money in the KHL. He missed the first ten games of the QMJHL season because of a dispute over his rights, but was allowed to join his new team after the IIHF ruled in his favor.The New York Islanders would be selecting 65th overall in the 2010 NHL Entry Draft, after considering a potential first overall selection. The Russian junior team played at the World U18 Championships in 2009. He scored eleven points and helped the Russians win a silver medal. He was unable to play in the 2010 World Junior Ice Hockey Championships because of a wrist injury. The injury required surgery and left him out of the lineup. Late in the season, he fell out of favor with the team and became a regular healthy scratch. Being a scratch for the entire first round of the playoffs allowed him to play in the 2010 U18 tournament.He became the center of controversy after being rejected by the Russian squad. He was removed from the team because he brought confusion to the team. "<mask> thought he was a star from Canada, who would save all." It's the team that wins. On June 6, 2010, JP Barry parted ways with <mask>, stating "it just wasn't a fit." One of theTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkiaTrademarkia On October 28, 2010 the Lewiston Maineiacs traded for <mask>.The New York Islanders of the National Hockey League signed a three-year entry level contract with <mask> on July 1, 2011. He was assigned to the Blainville-Boisbriand Armada before the start of the season. The Swedish Elitserien (SEL) team Frjestads was the place where <mask> went early in the season after playing no games with the Islanders or Armada. On October 15 it was confirmed that he would stay in North America for the upcoming season, after he was traded to the Shawinigan Cataractes. After a successful season in which he scored 21 goals and recorded 34 assists, he jumped up to the American Hockey League for the 2012–13 season. The Sound Tigers are an Islanders affiliate. In his second year of his entry level deal, he was unable to solidify a position within the Sound Tigers, so he was sent to the ECHL.He was sent to Modo Hockey for the rest of the season. The final year of his contract with the Islanders was mutually terminated after he was placed on waivers. On July 30, 2014, <mask> decided to continue his career in the SHL, declining Modo interest to sign with League champion Skellefte AIK on a one-year contract. After two seasons in the Swedish League, <mask> returned to North America as a free agent and accepted a try-out offer to attend the New York Rangers training camp. He was released from his try-out. During his time in the KHL, he was hampered by injury and spent the last two years of his career in the Aalborg Pirates of the Metal Leagueen. As a free agent, he signed a one-year contract with German club, Krefeld Pinguine, on June 15, 2018, continuing his career in Europe.The regular top nine forward contributed with 3 goals and 19 points in 49 games. There are career statistics for regular season and playoffs.

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The Grantha script was used for literary texts for centuries before Ezhuthachan. He is known as the "Father of Malayalam Proper" for his recomposition of the Sanskrit epic Ramayana.The work quickly spread around middle-caste homes in the state. The domesticated religious textuality is said to have been brought to the level of common understanding by Ezhuthachan. Mainstreaming the current Malayalam alphabet has been one of his major contributions. Arthur C. Burnell was the first Western scholar to be interested in Ezhuthachan. The standard sources on Ezhuthachan are the following two texts. C. Achyuta Menon wrote "Eluttaccan and His Age". "Adhyatma Ramayanam" was edited by A. D. Harisharma.There is no firm historical evidence for Ezhuthachan. The Quasi-historical verse refers to Ezhuthachan from Chittur Madhom. An institutional line of masters is mentioned in one oral verse. It can be historically verified. The founding of the residence, hermitage, and temples in Chittur are given in an inscription. The direction was given by Suryanarayanan <mask>thachan is believed to have existed in the 16th or 17th century. Arthur C. Burnell dates Ezhuthachan to the 16th century. The date was found in a manuscript collection in Chittur. The founding of the Gurumadhom of Chittur is related to the deed. He supports the dates given by Burnell. Gundert believes that Ezuthachan was in the 17th century. Kovunni Nedungadi is from the fifteenth century.It is believed that Ezuthachan was in the fifteenth or sixteenth century. The Kaligram 'ayurarogyaa saukhyam' is at the end of the Narayaneeyam of Melpathur Narayana Bhattathiri. There is a reference to the date of Ezuthachan's samadhi in the Kali chronogram. The date of Ezuthachan's samadhi is mentioned in the chronogram 'pavitramparam saukhyam'. Sometimes the word'surya' is added to the chronogram. R. Narayana Panikkar believes in the time period of the fifteenth or sixteenth century. The date is based on the relationship between <mask> and Melpathur Narayana.He mentions a possible senior contemporary of Ezhuthachan. Between 1565 and 1601 AD. According to P. K. Narayana Pillai, the founding of the matham of Chittur was on the date of Ezhuthachan. Nilakanthan is thought to be the master of Ezhuthachan. A time frame similar to Ulloor was proposed by a scholar. Pollock believes that Ezuthachan was in the 16th century. Ezhuthachan is thought to have been in the late sixteenth-early seventeenth century.There is little known about <mask>'s life. Near the modern-day town of Tirur, <mask> was born. His home was known as "Thunchaththu". There are disagreements about his given name as well as his parents' names. The name <mask> was a generic title for a village teacher. He seems to have a lot of intelligence. Early in his life, he was educated by his older brother.He is thought to have traveled to other parts of India and learned Sanskrit and other Dravidian languages. On his way back from Tamil Nadu, <mask> stopped at Chittur in Palakkad and then settled down at Thekke Gramam near Anikkode with his disciples. A hermitage and Brahmin residence were established on a piece of land purchased from the landlord of Chittur. There were temples of gods in front of the institution. Both Brahmin and Sudra students probably lived there. There are twelve Brahmin families that migrated along with Ezhuthachan to the street. Ezhuthachan was associated with a line of masters.The location of these masters can be verified. He and his followers seem to have created a new literary movement in the state. The earlier Sanskrit poetry was overshadowed by its style and content. At Chittur, he is believed to have attained Samadhi. The following line of masters is referred to by a verse chanted by the mathom during their daily prayers. The legend says that <mask> was a witness to the Great War in the Mahabharata. The Brahmins were corrected by a young boy.The boy lost his speech after the Brahmins gave him some plantains to eat. The boy had his speech restored after his father gave him palm beverage. <mask> was addicted to intoxicants. The Goddess of Learning and Arts is believed to have aided him in completing the Mahatmya. The gift of speech was given to a monkey by Ezhuthachan. It is thought that the Raja of Ambalappuzha asked him to read the manuscript. A young daughter of <mask> copied her father's works for the first time.The downfall of Zamorin's family was predicted by Ezhuthachan. The man asked for his help to perform a Puja. Melpathur Narayana is said to have sought the advice of <mask> on how to start his Narayaneeyam. Although he lived around the 16th century AD, <mask> has been called the "Father of modern Malayalam" or the "Father of Malayalam literature". His success in life seems to have been great. There are no original compositions attributed to <mask>. His works tend to be based on Sanskrit compositions.Linguists agree on assigning Adhyatma Ramayanam and Sri Mahabharatam to Ezhuthachan. The hero, Rama, is an ideal figure both as man and god. The episodes that are not relevant to the story of the Pandavas are considered to be a work of greater literary merit than the Ramayanam. There is no unanimity among the scholars about his work. There are five of these: the Brahmanda Puranam, Uttara Ramayanam, Devi Mahatmyam, and Harinama Kirtanam. The current Malayalam alphabet is derived from the Sanskrit Grantha and is the replacement for the old Vattezhuthu. The free use of Sanskrit was allowed by the Arya script.The movement of religious text in the state was introduced by <mask>. He was a leader of the Bhakti movement. The moral and political decadence of the then-Kerala society was opposed by the Bhakti movement. The shift of literary production to a Sanskritic religiosity is attributed to this movement. The school promoted popular and non-Brahman literary production. His works were against the moral decadence of the 16th century society. Modern Malayalam took over The Middle Malayalam by the 15th centuryCE.The poem Krishnagatha was written in 1475 by the court poet of the king Udaya Varman Kolathiri. The modern spoken form of Malayalam is used in Krishnagatha. The new trend initiated by Cherussery in their poems was followed by the Kingdom of Tanur and the Kingdom of Valluvanad. The earliest form of Modern Malayalam includes the Adhyathmaranam Kilippattu written by <mask> and Jnanappana. The intermixing and modification of the old script of Vatteluttu, Kolezhuthu, and Grantha, which were used to write the inscriptions, was done by <mask> <mask>. Excess and unnecessary letters were eliminated from the modified script. The Father of modern Malayalam is <mask>.The Tigalari script, which was used to write the Tulu language, influenced the development of the modern Malayalam script. The language used in the works of Arabi is a mixture of Modern and Arabic. They are written in a modified form of Arabic script, which is known as Arabi Malayalam script. P. Shungunny Menon claims to be the author of the work which describes the departure of the final Cheraman Perumal king to Mecca. The principle work of Ezhuthachan is Adhyatma Ramayanam. The original Valmiki Ramayana is not an adaptation of the Adhyatma Ramayana. The poem was written in Malaya.It depicts the prince of Ayodhya as an ideal figure, both as man and god-incarnate. The text was very popular in middle-caste homes in the state. Adhyatma Ramayanadakm is still practiced in the middle-caste homes of Kerala during the month of Karkkiam. Adhyatma Ramayanam is seen as a devotional work by some. The Kilippattu genre is known as the style parrot-song style. Old Tamil has a convention called Ezhuthachan. The frame of the parrot-narrator is cited to a poet by a parrot.Thematic focus is epic or Puranic traditions. It's intended for singing or recitation. The lexical distinctions between Manipravalam and the Pattu styles are not visible. There are no Sanskrit verbal forms or long compounds. The frame of the parrot-narrator and the constituent meters are in Malayalam. There are an array of Dravidian meters. The caste of "Keka" is arguable.He belonged to a lower caste. <mask> and Nair are the two most popular opinions. The caste of the village school teachers is called Ezhuthachan. According to Arthur C. Burnell, <mask> <mask> was a school master. In his book Viswasathinte Kanappurangal, writer K. E. P. Guptan is an independent researcher of local history from Kadampazhipuram. Historian Velayudhan Panikkassery has the same opinion.The rights to enter brahmanical temples and to participate in worships were held by the Nair caste. According to the poet and historian Ulloor S. Parameswara Iyer, <mask> was a member of this caste because he visited brahmanical temples and engaged in worship. The officer of the Madras Civil Service under the English India Company Government stated in his manual that Thunchaththu Ezuthachan was a man of Sudra caste. The term Ezhuthachan is a title taken up by school teachers belonging to several castes and is a sign of being a Nair. Sources consider him to be Kaniyar. The community of traditional astrologers were well educated. During the medieval period, when non-Brahmins were not allowed to learn Sanskrit, the Kaniyar community had been enjoying the privilege for accessing and acquiring knowledge in Sanskrit through their hereditary system of pedagogy.They had knowledge in astrology, mathematics and mythology. They were usually assigned to teach martial art and literacy. In addition to the common title Panicker, the members of Kaniyar from the South Travancore and Malabar region were known as Aasaan, Ezhuthu Aasans, or Ezhuthachans, by virtue of their traditional avocational function as village school. The genre of parrot-song was pioneered by <mask>. The "Ezhuthachan Puraskaram" is the highest literary honour given by the Government of Kerala. The first recipient was Sooranad Kunjan Pillai. The university is named after Ezhuthachan.The sand from the compound where the house of Ezhuthachan once stood is considered sacred. It is a tradition to write on the sand with the first finger. Monuments <mask> was born in the north of the state. His birthplace is now called Thunchan Parambu. Chittur is located near Palakkad. There are temples of gods in the vicinity of the madhom. There are twelve Brahmin families who migrated along with Ezhuthachan who live on the street.The Samadhi of Ezhuthachan is located at Chittur. There were sacred relics of Ezhuthachan preserved at the Chittur madhom. The original manuscripts were included. The artifacts were destroyed in a fire. The fire saved the Bhagavatam. A C. Burnell looked at this Bhagavatam in the late 19th century. One of the first followers of Ezhuthachan probably owned these objects.The staff and stool were destroyed in a second fire. The original Bhagavatam was destroyed in the fire. There are copies of the idols worshipped by <mask> and other items on display at Chittur madhom. Cherusseri Kunchan Nambiar References "Eluttaccan and His Age" was written by C. Achyuta Menon. The University of Tubingen, Germany has a manuscript of a 16th-century Indian poet.

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texts: The most significant personality in Czech abstract painting is <mask>. He was a pioneer in discovering and promoting ornament as a unique individual phenomenon. The acceptance of aesthetic qualities of visual art was greatly influenced by him. He has collaborated with a number of leading architects from the Czech Republic and abroad. He has been a lecturer at the Faculty of Fine Arts of the University of Technology since 1994. His works can be found in public and private collections. In 1960, Life Kvala was born.A serious interest in fine arts he developed during his studies at the Secondary Technical School of Chemistry led to the attempt to transfer to a school with an artistic focus that he was denied. In the course of his compulsory military service, Kvala met graduates of the Prague Academy of Fine Arts and began to draw portraits of other soldiers. After finishing his military service, Kvala started Secondary School of Arts and Crafts in Brno, where he received a number of recommendations for his further study at the Academy. He wasn't allowed to enroll for ideological reasons. He began to engage in the underground movement at the same time he started working as a stoker. He participated in an exhibition in The Youth Gallery in 1985. The creation of an art group called Tovarystvo malske was the result of closer co-operation between author and two other people.In the second half of the 1980s Kvala's work was supported by theoreticians and he was invited to participate in exhibitions of professional artists. In 1986 Kvala entered the underground music scene with his band called Kvten (May), working on the basis of minimalism and musical and political irony, what are themes which correlate with author's painterly work of that time. In 1989 he became a member of the art group Mkkohlav, which was formed in response to the emergence of various artistic groups, lacking a common program, whose main objective was to promote commercially. The Group of Haze and Kine was founded in 1989 by Kvala and Marian Palla. His work was reflected in professional journals after 1989 when he started to be represented in state and public collections. Since 1994 he has been working on the Faculty of Fine Arts in Brno, initially in the studios of conceptual tendencies and intermedia, and later as a head of one of the painting studios. The prize winner was Barbora Klmov.He received a degree in 2001 from the Academy of Fine Arts. In 1995 Kvala started a long series of art projects in architecture, which was one of the main themes of his work until now. Since the mid 1980s, Kvala has been painting ornaments. When new media were trying to replace other forms of visual art, he confirmed the significance and importance of painting in the era. The simplest ornament he works with is wavy lines. The basic elements of which are ornamental lines were transformed into an extremely reduced visual vernacular. The artistic means used in the second half of the 1980s became extremely unconventional, despite attempts to express nature's principles using the medium of visual art.He created texts inspired by what he had experienced in the landscape and drew simple sketches of fields as part of his creative ambitions from that period. He was a member of several groups that performed in minimalist music and musique concrte. At the turn of the 1980s and 1990s, the clear colors of the paintings seemed to hint at an affinity with the broad stream of post-modernist Czech painting. A general classification is no longer justified. Kvala was more interested in probing the possibilities of the painting medium than in making post-modernist quotations. The inner arrangements of Kvala's work are determined by using lines as ornaments. If featured most often, the undulating line is a rhythmic painterly gesture in time.The lines are combined and composed according to clear rules which may produce unexpected results. There were similarities between his works and ornamental paintings in folk architecture and the abstract cave paintings. Kvala uses elements from artistic crafts or industrial manufacturing to indicate his inspiration from low culture. He balanced between ornaments on utility objects and artistic expression in the Festive Tablecloths for Everyday cycles. The reproduction of the ornamental rhythm was emphasized by him. At the initial level, Kvala is not concerned with a post-modern game of aligning various languages, but rather he wants to rehabilitate ornament as such. He believes in visual effectiveness, rational order and the possibility of continuous variation.Kvala wanted to experiment with his vocabulary. There are procedural paintings where the surface of the painting can be seen as a relic of the time spent on the execution. Kvala uses a negative definition of lines to create a memory of lines and fragments of ornaments. Working with broad lines led author to reduce ornamental lines to the very extreme of technical possibilities of traditional painting. The recent works by Kvala combine waves, broken lines and loops. The special optical effect is achieved by a multiple repetition of thin parallel lines of the two basic ornaments and a simple rhythm of two to three colors. In the applied order, there is special prominence given to minuscule deviations.Although they can be perceived as a generalization of the natural and human responses to environmental changes, these serve as another, improvised, level of rhythmicizing the paintings. Most of the ephemeral installations created by Kvala have been on the floors of galleries. There are major installations. Send lines in the Plasy convent in 1993 and the red pigment installation in the Behémot gallery in the Czech Republic in 1994. One of the main topics of Kvala's work is architectonic interventions since the second half of 1990s. He uses principles and themes from his paintings to transfer them to the specific architectural space. The international educational and research project 2B2A deals with cooperation between art and architecture, its theoretical reflection and practical implementation.In the apartment of Ivan Koleek in Lausanne, Kvala made the very first intervention into architecture. The southern part of the apartment contains the living space and the adjoining studies, while the northern part faces the town. The great mirror of the lake surface reflected any change in weather and the continual play of light into the living space of the house. As a result, I decided to emphasize the opposing role of the dividing role relative to the view. The painting on the entrance hall ceiling is a counterpoint to the logic of the building and its complement. The paint application technique left the brush strokes visible as a sign of a human, yet artificial intervention in stark contrast to the abstraction of the organic construction materials, free of any trace of craftsmanship. Retaining the brushwork proved to be of importance in integrating the work within the architectural space, both as a nod to the process of making the painting and an element that evokes the organic nature of the painting.I looked at the rhythm of the division relative to the format as well as the harmonization of the colors with regards to the materials within the space in the sketches I prepared for the painting. To be able to determine the density of the network of lines, the magnitude of the waves and their thickness, I produced two cardboard paintings at the actual scale. Waves of this magnitude cannot be drawn using a standard method, as their dimensions surpass the physical capability of human being, as I concluded while working on the cardboards. I attached the charcoal that I used for drawing on a long pole and stood on tip-toe to negotiate smooth curves, using carefully thought-out legwork. The body movement is transmitted into the lines drawn while I perform something short of a dance. The reconstruction of the historical building of Reduta theatre was done in 2005. He is the author of a mural in the Reduta ballroom hall.There are red lines next to one another on the mural. There is a red background. The undulating lines are different in each layer. The effect of the red paint and the colour of the parquet flooring arranged into historical patterns conjures up a solemn atmosphere that is nurtured by the rare occurrence of the colour red in the nature patterns, and even more so by its endorsement of the cultural and historical tradition. The regular layers of undulating painted lines give the walls a touch of time, exertion and sumptuousness. No celebration can take place without show and splendor as, in essence, a purposeless” celebration is the most natural human response to the mystery of life. The goal was to create an environment that is positive but also outstanding and that makes it possible for employees to identify with.The areas of central communications include the corridors of the cloakrooms located in the basement, the high lit part of the staircase leading from the second to the fifth floor, and the central area in front of the offices of the owners. In the ancient concept of Crete, everything is shown in non-existence and does not manifest its achievement and the drama of the fight, unlike in the Greek one. It is a world of gardens determined for solitary confinement, for rest and meditation, for the world I sometimes long for and which I can relate to. His cooperation with China or Denisa Nov. There are external links to the home page and the art studio. The people are living in Patro Artkunst.


texts: <mask> was a prominent Biologist and Eugenicist. The American eugenics movement was influenced by him. <mask> was born in Connecticut to a Puritan named <mask> and his wife Jane Joralemon Dimon, who DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch His family DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch His mother's strong beliefs rubbed off on <mask> and he followed her example. <mask> and his family spent time on a farm during the summer. <mask> was tutored at home due to <mask>'s father's belief in Protestantism.<mask> wanted to learn the values of hard work and education. <mask> was an errand boy for his father when he wasn't studying. <mask> was encouraged by his father to become an engineer. After working for a few years to save up money, <mask> decided to enroll in Harvard College to pursue his genuine interest in becoming a scientist. After two years with a Bachelor's, he earned a PhD in biology. He married a graduate of Harvard. Millia Crotty and <mask> Harris di Tomasi were his daughters.At Harvard, <mask> became a professor of zoology. He was one of the most prominent American biologists of his time. <mask> was involved in Pearson's journal, Biometrika, and had a lot of respect for the approach to evolution pioneered by Francis Galton and Karl Pearson. He became a supporter of Mendelian inheritance after the re-discovery of the laws of heredity. <mask> worked in Chicago from 1899 to 1904. He was in charge of the Zoological Museum of the University of Chicago from 1901 to 1904. The Eugenics Record Office was founded by <mask> in 1910.During his time at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, <mask> began a series of investigations into aspects of the inheritance of human personality and mental traits, and over the years he generated hundreds of papers and several books on the genetics of alcoholism. <mask> was a mentor to many people at the Laboratory. Before <mask> became aware of eugenics, he studied math. Professors Karl Pearson and Francis Galton helped him understand these subjects. He met them in London. He fell in love with the subject matter after meeting them. He was given the chance to use the skills he had learned when he was a co editor of the journal in 1901.<mask> was an advocate of the approach for the rest of his life. He began to study human heredity and later promoted eugenics. Heredity in Relation to Eugenics was a college textbook for many years. <mask> was elected to the National Academy of Sciences after it was published. Many other eugenicists and scientists disagreed with <mask>'s work. His writings were simplistic and out of touch with genetics, even though they were about eugenics. This caused a lot of bias.His most ardent admirers thought it was scientific. Several reorganizations took place at Cold Spring Harbor during <mask>'s time there. The ERO funding was taken over by the Carnegie Institution of Washington in 1918. <mask> was elected to the society in 1907. He was elected a fellow of the American Statistical Association in 1921. The International Federation of Eugenics Organizations was founded by <mask> in 1925. A "world map" of the "mixed-race areas" was introduced for the first time at a meeting of the IFEO.<mask> and his assistant Morris Steggerda tried to develop a quantitative approach to humanegenation. The results of their research were presented in the book Race Crossing in Jamaica, which attempted to provide statistical evidence for biological and cultural degradation following interbreeding between white and black populations. Today it is considered a work of scientific racism, and was criticized in its time for drawing conclusions which stretched far beyond the data it presented. The review of the book published by Karl Pearson at Nature was caustic, as he stated that the samples are too small and drawn from too heterogeneous a population to provide any trustworthy conclusions. The entire eugenics movement was criticized for being based on racist and classist assumptions set out to prove the unfitness of wide sections of the American population which <mask> and his followers considered "degenerate". <mask> and his wife wrote four essays about human hereditary genes. Hair color, eye color, and skin color were included in the essays.The way for eugenics to be taught in class was helped by these essays. Many of the topics and discussions belonged to Dr. and Mrs. <mask>, but the information for one essay in particular came from friends of theirs involved in the same topic. When they started to use other information, there were many problems. As <mask> and other eugenicist professors and experts continued to study more in-depth eugenics, they had to come up with original ideas so as not to conflict with past ideas. <mask>'s work involves the topic of immigration in the United States. He believed that many mental and behavioral quirks were hereditary. He was criticized by some of his peers for making false conclusions.<mask> believed that the biological differences between the races justified a strict immigration policy. He believed that allowing certain groups of people to enter the country would negatively impact the nation's genetic pool. He supported the prevention of "negative eugenics" by segregating people who were genetically inferior. Black people and Europeans were included in the scientists that <mask> considered to be genetically inferior. He was involved in lobbying members of Congress, as well as supporting these beliefs through his scientific work. Congressman Albert Johnson was encouraged by <mask> to restrict immigration in the 1924 immigration bill. The head of the Eugenics Record Office appeared before Congress multiple times to promote strict immigration laws and the belief that immigration was a "biological problem".Immigration was one of the ways in which <mask> provided scientific justification to his social policies. Before and during World War II, <mask> had connections with various Nazi institutions and publications. He held editorial positions at two influential German journals, both of which were founded in 1935, and in 1939 he wrote a contribution to the Festschrift for Otto Reche, who became an important figure in the plan to "remove" those populations considered "inferior" in eastern Germany. He included both Franklin Roosevelt and Joseph Goebbels as examples of crippled statesmen who have led revolutions and aspired to dictatorships while burdening their country with heavy taxes and reducing its finances to chaos. Despite the rise of Nazism in Germany, <mask> remained a fervent supporter until the end of his life. After retiring in 1934, <mask> held onto his beliefs even after the Carnegie Institute pulled funding from the Cold Spring Harbor program. While <mask> is remembered for his role in the eugenics movement, he also had a significant influence on increasing funding for genetics research.He was able to study other scientists because of his success in organizing the financial support for scientific endeavors. Many prominent geneticists went through the doors of Cold Spring Harbor while he was its director. He died of pneumonia at the age of 77. He is buried in New York. <mask> <mask>'s Eugenics creed was quoted in the National Academy of Sciences' "biographical memoir of <mask> <mask>." I believe that I am the Trustee of the germ plasm that I carry, that this has been passed on to me through thousands of generations before me, and that I betray the trust if (that germ plasm being good) I so act as to jeopardize it. Having made our choice in marriage carefully, we, the married pair, should seek to have 4 to 6 children in order that our carefully selected germ plasm shall be reproduced in adequate degree and that this preferred stock shall not be swamped by that less carefully selected.I don't believe in the selection of immigrants that will adulterate our national germ plasm. I believe in not following my instincts because it would hurt the next generation. "Times of triumph, Times of Doubt, science and the battle for the public trust" are some of the words used in "War Against the Weak: Eugenics and America's Campaign to create a Master Race".

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texts: <mask> is an American professional basketball player who plays in the Iraqi Basketball League. He played college basketball for two seasons at the University of Maryland and was the starting shooting guard. <mask> was born and raised in Tucson, Arizona. He didn't have a lot of exposure to the Maryland basketball program when he was a kid. He said that the only thing he knew about Maryland was that Steve Francis was there. The Washington Post said he was the city's best eighth grade basketball player. He earned a spot on the basketball team as a freshman at Santa Rita High School.<mask> was described as confident by his high school coach. During his sophomore year, he scored 35 points in a tournament. He averaged 27 points, seven assists, and two steals per game as a junior. He averaged 29.4 points, 6.4 assists, and 2.6 steals per game during his senior year. <mask> was named to the All-Arizona team by The Arizona Republic. He received scholarship offers from Maryland, Texas A&M, Penn State, and San Diego, as well as interest from Arizona, Arizona State, California, Georgetown, Loyola Marymount, UCLA, Georgia Tech, and Southern California. The University of Maryland has a great sports tradition.The staff of Maryland coach Gary Williams was interested in Stoglin when he was a college prospect. Stoglin was first observed by assistant coach Rob Ehsan during the summer of 2008. Maryland's recruitment continued throughout the following year. The University of Arizona was supposed to hire its next basketball coach, but Stoglin decided to attend the University of Maryland. He said, "I was weighing my options, and as a matter of fact, I was going to wait until the summer to commit." I like the climate of the D.C. area. I like the way Coach Williams coaches and the program as a whole.I thought I'd pull the Trigger because Maryland has a great guard history. <mask> was expected to contribute immediately as a freshman. During the 2010–11 season, Stoglin averaged at least 20 points in each of Maryland's last four games. In the 64–61 loss to Temple, <mask> came off the bench with 16 points, 12 of which came in the second half, sparking a comeback from a 15-point halftime deficit that fell just short. He scored 12 points on 4–8 shooting in his first collegiate start. <mask> was a prolific scorer late in the season. In Maryland's 91–83 loss at Virginia Tech, Stoglin had 25 points, including 10–10 from the free-throw line, and six assists in 28 minutes of playing time.In the 87–80 victory over NC State, he recorded 25 points, 8–14 from the floor and 9–10 from the free-throw line, and a team season high of nine assists. He was named the Freshman of the Week. Gary Williams compared him to the previous season's senior point guard and Bob Cousy Award winner, Greivis Vasquez: "It's the great competitor that thinks he can score against anybody." Stoglin put the offense on his shoulders in the second half according to the Washington Post. After his performance against Florida State, Stoglin was recognized for the second week in a row by the Atlantic Coast Conference. The state of North Carolina. He scored a season-high 28 points in the loss to North Carolina.It was the most points for a Maryland freshman in a single game since Joe Smith scored 29 points against Saint Louis in the 1994 NCAA tournament. He had 17 points and five assists in the 78–62 win against Florida State. He was named to the All-Freshman Team by the Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association. Stoglin was one of the nation's most prolific scorers in 2011. While not a complete surprise, his scoring, almost double the next highest scorer, has been a welcome asset to a rebuilding Maryland Terrapins squad. Stoglin missed 10 of 14 shots, including all six three-point shots, in a game against the Duke Blue Devil on February 11, 2012 and posted derogatory comments about Maryland head coach Mark Turgeon. Turgeon removed Stoglin from the lineup due to his poor shooting performance and disruption of the game's pace.<mask> was suspended from the University of Maryland for a year due to a violation of the student-athletes code of conduct. <mask> was drafted in the 2012 NBA draft. <mask> signed a one-year deal with the Greek Basket League club Ilysiakos. <mask> signed with Cholet Basket of France. He was released by Cholet. He signed with Azovmash Mariupol seven days later. On March 3, he parted ways with Azovmash.He signed with Gra two days later. He signed with Pallacanestro Varese of Italy for the rest of the Lega Basket Serie A season after leaving Zielona Gora. Stoglin was a member of the Lebanon Basketball League. He scored 74 points in a game against Champville. He parted ways with Sagesse on April 15, 2015. He joined Adanaspor of the Turkish Basketball First League. He left Adanaspor on February 7, 2016 and returned to his club.Stoglin signed with Al Rayyan on February 1st. He averaged 22.1 points and 4.3 assists per game in his time with the LPB. Stoglin kicked the ball into the stands, removed his jersey, and made a middle finger gesture to the crowd after being ejected from the game. He joined the Egyptian Basketball Super League. In February 2020, Stoglin joined AS Salé, a member of the Division Excellence and the Basketball Africa League. He signed with Al-Ahli Jeddah on November 18, 2020. Stoglin played in the BAL season in May of 2021.<mask> became the first player to score 40 points in a BAL game on May 21 when he helped Salé defeat AS Police. He was the scoring champion and averaged 30.1 points. The Division excellence championship was won by <mask>. He joined the Iraqi Basketball League on September 26. Pallacanestro Varese is a point guard for the Maryland Terrapins men's basketball team. The players are basketball players.

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texts: <mask> was an American writer, professor, diplomat, and accused Soviet spy. <mask> was born in Boston, Massachusetts in 1906. He received an A.B. in 1927. From Harvard College, in 1939 an MA from the University of Oklahoma, and in 1931 a doctorate from the Sorbonne. Halperin lectured at the Sorbonne in 1930. <mask> traveled to Cuba in 1935 to investigate possible human rights abuses. <mask> joined the Communist Party of the USA.<mask> was a visiting professor at the University of Florida in 1941. <mask> began working for the US federal government as a Latin American specialist in the summer of 1941. From 1941 to 1945, the Latin America division was part of the Office of the Coordination of Information and later the Research Division of the Office of Strategic Services. He may have become an espionage agent and agreed to provide intelligence for the Joseph Stalin-era Soviet intelligence service. "Hare" was <mask>'s alleged codename. He was a member of the Golos spy network. Halperin was able to get copies of secret U.S. reports from any part of the world.Halperin provided the Soviets with a large amount of sensitive U.S. diplomatic dispatches, including reports from Ambassador John Gilbert Winant in London on the position of the Polish government-in-exile towards negotiations with Stalin. The reports on the U.S. government's relationship with the Free French and dissident Germans were passed to the Vatican. In order to reflect the views of Stalin, the Soviet Union, and the Communist Party of the United States, Halperin distorted the reports. Halperin worked as an adviser to the United States Secretary of State on Latin American affairs after the OSS was dissolved. <mask> was an advisor to the United Nations at the first conference. He helped establish a Hebrew language service for the UN. <mask> took the position of chair of Latin American studies at Boston University after he resigned from the State Department.On July 31, 1948, an ex-Soviet spy testified under subpoena before the House Un-American Activities Committee and related details which she first shared with the FBI. In 1945, after taking over the Golos network, he defected from the Soviet underground and sought out the Federal Bureau of Investigation. During questioning, he said that Halperin had mimeographed bulletins and reports for Mary Price and that he had access to State Department cables. The next day, the FBI was told that Halperin had been accused of being a Soviet agent. Halperin was in contact with Nathan Gregory Silvermaster, Lauchlin Currie, Philip and Mary Jane Keeney. <mask> lost his teaching position at Boston University after he was called before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee to defend himself on espionage charges. Halperin fled to Mexico, where he taught at the National University of Mexico.Halperin moved to the Soviet Union to avoid being extradited from Mexico. The British defector, Donald Maclean, was one of the friends he made there. Halperin accepted the invitation from Guevara to come to Havana in 1962. He lectured at the University of Havana and consulted with the Ministry of Trade in the Castro government. He left for British Columbia because of political tensions. He was a political science professor at Simon Fraser University and wrote several books critical of Castro's government. Halperin married and had two children.On February 9, 1995 <mask> died of a stroke at the Royal Columbia Hospital. Halperin was involved in espionage activities on behalf of the Soviet Union while serving in an official capacity with the United States. Halperin published three books that were critical of Castro. Peake, Hayden B., and the Venona Decrypts are available via books. Intelligence and National Security in Great Britain. In July of 1997: 14–34. The Office of Strategic Services: America's First Intelligence Agency has no date.Cold War Exile: The Unclosed Case of <mask> was published by the University of Missouri. The Peak obituary Warner, Michael, The Office of Strategic Services: America's First Intelligence Agency Chapter: X-2. There are publications from the Central Intelligence Agency. <mask> passed information to Moscow. The Moynihan Commission on Government Secrecy was published in 1997. The Cold War X-2 FBI Venona was published in 1997.

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Maurice Halperin
Maurice Halperin
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Maurice Halperin
Maurice Halperin
Maurice Halperin
Maurice Halperin


texts: He is a musician, actor, radio and TV host. He has been active in television since 1986. The host of Minute of Fame and Big Difference is <mask>. In the family of thermal engineers <mask> (March 11, 1931 - May 2007), who was Ukrainian, and Elena Leonidovna Volkova (March 24, 1933 - 2000), who was Jewish, there was a child. He created the band "ONO" after learning to play the piano and the guitar. He was involved in amateur and theatrical productions. The Kyiv School No. graduated from.At the same time he was working in the Leningrad Technological Institute of the Pulp and Paper Industry, he was also playing in amateur theater. He created a quartet in 1979. The quartet entered the second year after being invited by the Kyiv Variety and Circus School. He graduated from the Leningrad Technological Institute of the Pulp and Paper Industry in 1982 and later worked in the chemical laboratory, as a locksmith, and as a lighting technician. After graduating from college, he began working at the Philharmonic Theater with his first wife Alyona. The cabaret-duet "Akademiya" was formed in 1985 and arrived in Moscow in 1989. By the mid 1990s, "Akademiya" became one of the most popular actor groups.He admitted that in 1991 he was involved in the elections of the mayor of the French city, as a result of which the candidate he supported won. They began to conduct the program "Good morning, country!" in 1996. After the collapse of the cabaret duet "Akademiya" in 2000, Tsekalo participated in a number of television projects, including the popular series of musical films "Old Songs on the Main" (played in the third and fourth parts, and also directed and scripted a live version of the This is a monologue. Alexander wrote and performed the song "Istoriya" for Tigran Keosayan's film "Silver Lilly of the Valley" in 2000. Filipp Kirkorov included this song in his album For You. He was the general producer of the company "Russian Musical", the director of the musical "12 chairs", and the executive producer of the musical "Nord-Ost".From September 2002 to September 2005 he was the executive producer of entertainment programs for the department of own production. The general producer was from 2005 to 2006 The director of the department of entertainment programs was there from August 1, 2006 to June 1, 2007. The general director of the channel, Alexander Rodnyansky, was dissatisfied with the fact that <mask>, as a staff member, worked as a leading music contest "Two Stars" on Channel One. The Channel One presented "Two Stars", "Minute of Fame", "Big Difference" and "Prozhektorperiskhilton" from 2006 to the present day. The Director of the "Channel One" was a deputy general director from June 25 to July 30. One of the most significant television production companies in Russia was founded in 2008 by him.In his first year as a journalist, he interviewed the director of the cinema channel "Channel One" Sergei Titinkov, the general producer of the channel Alexander Dulerain, and his sister-in-law Vera Brezhneva. The director of the Kinotavr festival was also the host of the Silver Galosh prize. The weddings of a ballerina and a businessman were held in the city. The restaurant "The Sad" and the restaurant "Chichibio" were opened by <mask> and Ivan Urgant together with other people. Selected filmography Host 2006: Ty, model 2008: Minuta slavy, producer 2012: The Dark Side of the Moon, producer 2015: The Method. The beginning of 2017: Trotsky. Gogol is the name of the year.Terrible Revenge 2020: The Last Minister 2020: Just Imagine Things We Know

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Tsekalo
Yevgeny Borisovich Tsekalo
Tsekalo
Tsekalo


texts: The Chinese military general and politician of the Western Han dynasty was known for his campaigns against the Xiongnu and his rags to life. He was the younger half-brother of Emperor Wu's wife, and later the third husband of Eldest Princess Yangxin. Huo Qubing was a decorated Han general who participated in the war against the Xiongnu. The bastard child from a serf family was born to humble means. His father was a low-level official for Pingyang County, in modern Linfen, and was commissioned to serve at the estate of the Marquess of Pingyang. There, Zheng met and had an extramarital affair with a lowly female servant known as <mask>, and their relationship produced a son named <mask>. The child was sent to live in his father's household as his serf mother could not afford to raise him in poverty, but due to the illegitimacy of his birth, the young boy was detested and mistreated by his father.Unable to tolerate the abuse, he ran away back to his mother's side and served as a stableboy in the estate. He adopted the name "<mask>" of his mother's family. According to an early career Legend, a cangued prisoner foretold that it would be <mask>'s fate to achieve nobility and marquisate, but he dismissed the prediction as a joke. The singer was concubine to the Emperor and served as a horseman at the camp. As his sister gained the Emperor's love, the near-disaster would befall him. The mother of the emperor wanted to kill the man because she was angry that he stole the favor from her daughter. A group of palace guards led by Gongsun Ao saved him at the last moment.In response to the incident and as a sign of annoyance towards Empress Chen and her mother, Emperor Wu appointed a triple role of Chief of Jianzhang Camp, effectively making him one. He made her a consort, a concubine position, and rewarded other members of her family. The rise of one of the most influential clan in the political history of Western Han was marked by this. It would not be all that great of a fortune. Excellent leadership skills, outstanding tactical intuition, as well as brilliant horsemanship, archery, bravery, and bravery were some of the qualities Emperor Wu saw in him. Over the next several years, he would be the Emperor's most loyal consul, as his sister dominated the Emperor's love for the next decade. In 129 BC, the Shanggu Commandery was attacked by Xiongnu.The General of Chariots and Cavalry was promoted by the Emperor and dispatched to lead 10,000 cavalry in four separate columns against Xiongnu. Major losses were suffered by the most seasoned commander, Li Guang, and the most inexperienced commander, Gongsun Ao. Over 700 Xiongnu soldiers were killed in a long-distance raid by the least experienced of the four. The first proper victory against Xiongnu in Han history was a reward for <mask>, who was promoted to a higher command and led a march of several hundred households. The emperor's first son, Liu Ju, was born in 128 BC and was the creation of the empress. The leader of the 30,000 cavalry, who was now officially a trusted member of Emperor's extended family, led the killing of thousands of Xiongnu soldiers. In 127 BC, the leader of a 40,000-strong cavalry led them to the Longxi region.According to record from Shiji and Hanshu, the battle was so swift and one-sided that the Han forces "returned with all warriors intact", implying a near-zero casualty rate. A march of 3,800 households earned a further promotion to the Marquess of Changping. His subordinates were also created marquesses. The two Xiongnu tribes were forced to withdraw from the Hetao region due to the Han recapture of this territory. The city of Shuofang became a key stronghold for offensive and defensive campaigns against Xiongnu. The greatest Han victory over Xiongnu was in 124 BC. When Xiongnu's Right Worthy Prince made harassing raids against the outskirts of Shuofang, a huge night assault was launched from Gaoque with 30,000 cavalrymen, completely surprising and surrounding the Worthy Prince's main camp.The Worthy Prince was sent to run for his life from his drunken slumber by the Han forces, as well as taking about 15,000 captives, a dozen Xiongnu nobles, and millions of cattle. As a result of this victory, the march was enlarged by 8,700 households. His three young sons, as well as seven generals under his command, were also made marquesses. In 123 BC, he returned with thousands of enemy kills. A month later, he launched again, but would not win the battle. Although he was able to kill/capture more than 10,000 Xiongnu soldiers, part of his vanguard forces, a 3,000-strong regiment commanded by generals Su Jian and Zhao Xin (a surrendered Xiongnu prince), encountered a Xiongnu force led by Chanyu Yizhixie. After losing all of his men in the fighting, Su Jian escaped and defected with his 800 ethnic Xiongnu subordinates.Even though some advocates advised him to execute Su on the spot after court martial, he spared him. Even though they scored more gains than losses, the troops didn't get promoted because of the loss of Su's detachment. His nephew Huo Qubing was given his own command and distinguished himself in battle. After Huo Qubing's successful campaigns in the Hexi Corridor, Xiongnu strategically retreated to the north, as the barren lands would serve as a natural barrier that was difficult to overcome for the Han forces. Emperor Wu launched a massive expeditionary campaign across the desert despite the odds. A major excursion against Xiongnu's headquarters in the north of the Gobi Desert was the result of this engagement. The Mobei Campaign was the campaign of the desert's north.The two main corps had 100,000 infantrymen and 50,000 cavalrymen. Four other generals, including an elderly but very enthusiastic Li Guang, were under the command of <mask>. Li Guang would be assigned to crucial missions due to Li's history of "bad lucks", but the arrangements promised to him by Emperor Wu were not true. After Li Guang's forces were merged with that of Zhao Yiji's, they were ordered to take an eastern route through a barren region. According to the historian, this was done to give his old friend, who had recently been stripped of his title, a chance to win a major battle and be re- promoted. Sending Generals of Front and Right on flanking maneuvers was a typical tactical arrangement. During the less successful 123 BC campaign, he deployed Generals of Front and Right, such as Zhao Xin and Su Jian, who were Generals of Front and Right.The main forces of Chanyu Yizhixie were waiting in anticipation of ambushing the Han army after crossing the desert. Despite being outnumbered as well as fatigued after the long journey, the archers were able to counter Xiongnu's cavalry charge with archery defense created by heavy-armored chariots arranged in ring formations, which was reinforced with cavalry counteroffensives. The defense would be seen as one of the most effective against cavalry by many later Chinese tacticians. When a sandstorm descended upon the battlefield, the Han forces successfully enforced a stalemate. Seizing the moment of poor visibility provided by the dust, he launched bilateral flanking attacks with his cavalries. After a day of unsuccessful attacks against Han positions, the sudden sight of Han soldiers in the dark broke the Xiongnu's spirits. This pincer attack shattered the Chanyu's line, nearly capturing him and completely overrunning his forces, killing over 10,000 Xiongnu soldiers in the process.The Han army went all the way to the modern Ulan Bator region and destroyed the Xiongnu stronghold of Zhao Xin Castle before returning in triumph with a total of about 19,000 enemy kills. A new Chanyu was installed by his clan after he escaped with very few men, lost communication with his tribe, and did not return until he was presumed dead. This was a significant victory for the Han empire. The decline of their population was caused by the fact that they were unable to raid south for the next decade. After the Han dynasty collapsed, the next major Xiongnu invasion did not happen. The flanking division led by Li Guang and Zhao Yiji got lost in the desert and failed to reach the battlefield in time, despite meeting little Xiongnu resistance. They rendezvous with the troops of <mask> after they returned from the castle.Both men were summoned for court martial to explain the failure to accomplish orders and thus jeopardize the whole campaign. Li Guang committed honor suicide rather than face the court because he was humiliated over the charges against him and frustrated over missing his final chance at martial glory. Many people, including the historian Sima Qian, blamed the other for Li Guang's death. After Huo Qubing died, Li's youngest son Li Gan went to the home of another man and attacked him. Huo Qubing was incensed that his superior had insulted his uncle, even though he decided to cool the heat and let the matter slide. He personally shot dead a person. After the 119 BC campaign, the Chief Defense Minister/Generalissimo stayed in the capital Chang'an to advise on military and sometimes political matters.He helped his nephew, Crown prince-regent Liu Ju, when he was away. He was humble despite his great honor and power. All of the other officials at court flattered him, except for Ji An, who treated him as an equal. In face of pressure, Ji's integrity was respected greatly and he was often asked for his opinion on important matters. He tried to maintain a relatively low profile and refused to hire scholars to praise him and create favorable public opinions. His status in the Han army made him a distinguished figure in the country, attracting admiration, jealousy and hostility, despite his humble way of life. The Prince of Huainan Liu An had been scheming a military coup for a long time, and he wanted to remove the political obstacle that was preventing him from doing so.The model of Mount Lu, a mountain previously in Xiongnu-occupied territory, was used to build a large tomb for the man who died in 106 BC. The tomb was connected to his nephew Huo Qubing, who died in 117 BC, and the future tomb for Emperor Wu. During the political turmoil in 91 BC, nobody survived except the youngest son and great grandnephew of his family, as well as the fate of his sister and nephew. Chapters 4–6. There were 106 BC deaths of unknown Han dynasty generals and politicians.

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Wei Ao
Zheng Qing
Wei
Wei Qing
Wei Qing
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Wei Qing


texts: <mask> was an American lawyer, politician, school administrator, and banker. <mask> was the oldest child of a dry goods merchant and was raised in Romney, West Virginia. From 1877 to 1879, <mask> was the superintendent of the Hampshire County Schools district. Gilkeson started a law practice in Romney. After the death of John Collins Covell, <mask> became the principal of the West Virginia Schools for the Blind. <mask> served in the West Virginia Legislature as a state senator representing the 12th District in the West Virginia Senate and as a member of the West Virginia House of Delegates. The first president of the Bank of Romney was Gilkeson.<mask> <mask> was born in Moorefield, Virginia on June 6, 1850. He was the son of Robert B<mask> and Sarah E<mask>. <mask> and his brother, Edward, were raised in Romney, where <mask>'s father was a prominent dry goods merchant. Gilkeson graduated from a college in Virginia in 1872. He was a member of the fraternity when he was a student. <mask> was a student at Yale University. Further education was received in Germany.From 1877 to 1879, Gilkeson served as the Hampshire County Schools district's administrator. <mask> and his brother were members of the Romney Literary Society. Gilkeson was a member and secretary of the fourth, fifth, and sixth Board of regents of the West Virginia Schools for the Blind. Gilkeson was selected by the Board of regents to serve as principal after the death of John Collins Covell. <mask> was asked to fill the position temporarily until the board could find a permanent replacement for Covell. While the Board of regents sought a more suitable candidate to build upon Covell's initiatives and reforms, Gilkeson left his lucrative law practice and accepted the position as interim principal. Gilkeson found that personnel who relied on interpreters did not receive satisfactory results when he was the school's principal.The Board of regents appointed him to stay on permanently after he spent a few weeks as acting principal. The position of principal included the roles of clerk, bookkeeper, steward, and final arbiter of matters in the classroom. <mask>'s business experience allowed him to run the schools in an economically efficient manner, which pleased the Board of regents. In the summer of 1888, <mask> was delegated by the Board to attend the Conference of Supts and Principals of American Schools for the Deaf in New York City and select the most fitting candidate to replace him as principal of the West Virginia Schools. Gilkeson recommended Hill to resign from his post as principal after he accepted an offer from C.H. Hill. The Board appointed Hill to fill the position. Gilkeson preferred to return to his professional law and political career after the Board of regents wished for him to stay on as principal.Gilkeson resumed the practice of law and pursued a political career, but he continued his involvement with, and advocacy for, the West Virginia Schools for the Deaf and Blind, especially through his influence as a prominent lawyer and state legislator. Gilkeson used his position as a state legislator to condemn and hold accountable the officials responsible for the mismanagement of the West Virginia Schools for the Deaf and Blind, and often interceded on the schools' behalf following Hill's retirement due to political reasons. Gilkeson was upset with the state's political interference in the schools and the "multiplication" of positions within the institution that were filled with personnel who had political or business ties. Gilkeson became a prominent lawyer in the community after starting a law practice in Romney, following his tenure as Hampshire County Schools Supt. His law office was located on Main Street in Romney, two blocks from the West Virginia Schools for the Deaf and Blind. Gilkeson was dean of the Hampshire County Bar Association due to his preeminence in the legal field and high standing in the community. Gilkeson was twice elected to represent Hampshire County as a member of the West Virginia House of Delegates.At the 1884 Democratic Party State Convention in Wheeling, <mask> was a leading contender for speaker, but Robert White was chosen as the party's candidate. On August 13, 1890, the Twelfth Senatorial District Democratic Convention nominated <mask> to fill the vacant West Virginia State Senate seat. During the general election of 1890, <mask> was elected to fill the seat and served until 1893. The Twelfth Senatorial District consisted of Grant, Hampshire, and Mineral counties. <mask> was appointed to the Committees on the Judiciary, Public Buildings and Humane Institutions, Federal Relations, Forfeited, Delinquent, and Unappropriated Lands, and Clerks Office. Gilkeson served in the state senate as well as being the mayor of Romney, West Virginia, beginning in 1885. <mask> was the first president of the Bank of Romney after it was granted its charter by the West Virginia Legislature.The Bank of Romney was located on the ground floor of the building where the Bank of the Valley of Virginia was located prior to the American Civil War. John J. Cornwell, the 15th Governor of West Virginia, succeeded <mask> as president of the Bank of Romney in 1913. The Mill Mountain Orchard Company was formed in 1906 by Gilkeson, R. W. Dailey, Jr., P. J. Ruckman, and Joshua Soule Zimmerman. Gilkeson resided in Romney for the majority of his life and was involved in most of the community's organizations as either a leader, officer, or stockholder. On November 16, 1901, <mask> <mask>, Jr. died from injuries he sustained when he fell against a piece of iron. Mary Katherine, Gilkeson's wife, died in February 1910 after a surgical procedure in Cumberland, Maryland. After the death of his son, Robert William <mask>, on October 2, 1918, Gilkeson suffered from allergic rhinitis and experienced a physical breakdown.Robert William <mask> was a second lieutenant in Company C of the 316 Engineers. Robert William <mask> graduated from his father's alma mater in 1907. In the summer of 1921, Gilkeson recuperated in Mountain Lake Park, Maryland, due to his failing health. Gilkeson fractured a number of bones when he fell down a flight of porch steps about a week before his death. His funeral took place on the anniversary of his son's death, on October 2, 1921. <mask> is buried with his wife and son in Romney, West Virginia. In 1980, <mask>'s son-in-law, George, spoke about his father-in-law's achievements.It was the second- largest gift in the institution's 204-year history and the largest amount given by a living person. The trust was given in honor of the <mask> family. Gilkeson was an active member of the Presbyterian Church in Hampshire County and served as a Trustee for the Presbytery of Winchester. <mask> and his fellow trustees were instrumental in securing a house and a land lot in Capon Bridge for use by the Presbytery as a centrally located manse. <mask> was a Trustee of the Presbytery from 1876 to 1921. He was a commissioner of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States and attended the meeting in Jackson, Mississippi. Marriage and family Gilkeson was married on November 19, 1884, to Mary Katherine Paxton, daughter of Jordan J. and E. J. Paxton of Iron Gate, Virginia.Their wedding ceremony took place at the residence of Mary Ann Lipscomb at 1537 I Street, N.W. Mary Katherine taught at Waverly Seminary in Washington, D.C. <mask> and his wife embarked upon a tour of the Northern United States after the ceremony. Laura Paxton <mask> Arnold was married to Romney lawyer George Sloan Arnold and Robert William <mask> was married to <mask> <mask>, Jr.

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Henry Bell Gilkeson
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Gilkeson
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Henry Bell
Gilkeson
. Gilkeson
. Gilkeson
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Henry
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texts: Lady Saw was the stage name for Jamaican singer and songwriter <mask>, who has had a career that has spanned over two decades. She is the first female deejay to be certified as a triple-Platinum andGrammy Award-winning artist. <mask> was born in Jamaica. She attended Galina Primary School as a child. She used to work at The Free Zone in Kingston, Jamaica. She began performing with local sound systems at the age of fifteen. She worked with the Stereo One system in Kingston.Lady Saw was the name <mask> took after a famous Jamaican singer. Her performances brought her to the attention of record producers and she recorded her first single, "Love Me or Lef Me", produced by Olive Shaw. She topped the Jamaican charts with "Find a Good Man", her first hit. She began recording her first studio album after her success on Jamaican radio. Saw released her first album in 1994. The hit was spawned by the album. Saw released her second album Give Me the Reason in 1996."Life Without Dick" and "Name Nuh Stand Fi Sex" are two of the explicit sexual lyrics featured on the album. "Give Me the Reason", "Good Wuk", and "Condom" were singles from the album. Saw released a movie in 1997. Her first album to chart was at number 8 on the Top Reggae Albums chart. "Healing" and "Sycamore Tree" were singles from the album. In February 1998 Saw released her first greatest hits album called Raw, the Best of Lady Saw. 99 Ways was Saw's fourth album and it was number 10 on the Top Reggae Albums chart.In 1999 she had a major hit in the United States with "Smile", which peaked at number 18 on the Hot 100, as well as a major hit in New Zealand and Canada, and certified gold. In 2002, her collaboration with No Doubt, "Underneath It All", reached number three in the US and sold more than three million copies. The track won the Best Performance by a Duo or Group award. Lady Saw released her fifth album, Strip Tease, in August 2004. The album was number 84 on the Top R&B/ Hip-Hop Albums chart and number 14 on the Top Reggae Albums chart. The lead single "I've Got Your Man" was the number 58 on the Hot R&B/ Hip-Hop Songs chart. The singles are "Man is the Least", "Move Your Body", and "Loser".She co- wrote the song with Steven Seagal. The incorrect name is Me Want The Punani and it has achieved internet fame. "No Less Than a Woman (Infertility)" was released in March of 2007. There are a lot of problems that women have with infertility. Walk Out, Saw's sixth album, peaked at number 8 on the Top Reggae Albums chart. "Me and My Crew (The Rae)" and "Chat to Mi Back" were released by Saw. She performed on the main stage at a festival.Extra Raw: The First Lady of Dancehall was Saw's second greatest hits album. In January 2010, she launched her own record label. "Party Till December" was the lead single from Saw's forthcoming album. My Way was released in December of 2010. Lady Saw was a part of the song "Dang A Lang" from her album Amazin'. "When Mi Left a Man" was released in May 2011. In 2012 she released an extended play."Heels On" was released in October of 2012 by Saw. She announced in November 2012 that she would be focusing on Gospel music in the future. Saw released a single called "Nuh Tek Mi Man". The album Alter Ego features guest appearances from Flo Rida and Ali Campbell. The album was number 6 on the chart. The Lady Saw Foundation was established to help abused and needy women. She released a single in March of 2015.The single "Incline Thine Ears" was released in May 2015. "Last Night" and "The Devil Have a Way" were released in June of 2015. "The Day Will Never Come" was released by Saw in August of 2015. "Likkle Bit" was released in September of 2015. Lady Saw was featured in the single "Beneath Your Beautiful". Lady Saw: Special Edition was released on November 6, 2015. "Lay On Your Body" was released in December of 2015.Saw converted to Christianity and retired from dancehall music. She will no longer identify herself as Lady Saw, but simply as Minister <mask>. She stated that she will start her music career in gospel music. "Jesus In The End", "Cup of Blessings", "God Almighty", and "Heaven" are some of the songs she has released. She released her first album in July of 2016 "I'm Gonna Fast" is from <mask>'s album " His Grace". The album was released in July.<mask> believed she was denied a United States O-1 visa because she no longer identified as Lady Saw. Lady Saw was known for her slack performance style. She recorded "What is slackness?" because of the style. She defines'slackness' in many ways in the song. Jamaican culture, behavior and the music are referred to as slackness. It sums up the explicit sexual lyrics used in the music. Some of her performances were banned in Jamaica because of this, but equally lewd male performances were not.She recorded the song "Freedom of Speech" to protest the double standard. She was known for her "conscious" lyrics. She warned girls of the dangers of heterosexual sex. There are external links to 1969 births and people from Saint Mary Parish, Jamaica.

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Marion Hall
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